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o,SEIL,s TRIAL.
Tho Ex.BoodIo Alderman Denies the Tsstt
Az mouY Of Duty and Fullgrnff.

Tho Ex.BoodIo Alderman Denies tho Tssti.
mony OF Duny and Fullgrafr.
NEW York, Jan. 3l.-The defense Of or.
Alderman John O'Nell was continued lie.
fore Judge Byrrett, in the Court Of Oyer
and Terminer. There was a small audi.
ence In attendance, the officers having
excluded all but those having business
there. Joseph H. Steiner, member Of
the Tammany General Committee, Of
which Mclaughlin was chairman, test.
fed TO meetings Of the committee, held at
McLoughlin's house, owing to the illness
Of Mclaughlin, In May aud June, 1884.
Witness was almost nightly visitor there.
Never saw any Of the Aldermen there.
a The defendant, John O'Neil, was then
put OH tho stand. He said he was SO
years OF ago, and was born in Ireland had
lived In the Third Assembly diatrict In
this city Tor iorty yeara, and had carried
on a retail shoe business twenty.eight
years there; was elected School Trustee
In 1850, and hts recent term would expire
In 1890; was Alderman from 1882 till the
first Of tho present month; served as
Chairman on The Finance Committee and
o. a member Of the Committee on Public
Works; WAS D member Of tho Sinking
Fund Commission from 1883 to 1886.
When indicted, Mr.. O'Neil eald he thought
he ought not to act On tho Commission
undor the circumstances, but Mayor
Grace. Comptroller Lowe and Re.
corder smythe thought that 1t ought
not to make any difference. WitneBs
did not again meet with the Commission,
however. lie first knew FullgraF when
be became an Alderman in 1884 and knew
Duffy In the Board the year before. They
and Mclaughlin were Tammany Hall men,
while he was a County Democrat; never
anything about the "combine' meo.ings
at FullgraH's or McLoughlin's, but heard
q rumof that there Was a combine He
never attended any meeting at Fullgratf's
or McLoughlin's. and was never at Nc
Loushlin's, on Thiry-fourth street, for
any purpose. He called with FullgraG on
Mclaughlin on Thirty.ninth street, when
McLaughting was very iii; had been to
Fullgrat's to order boxes and afterwards
10 pay his bill, a9sgaFy 40. ~, Z
Then point by point tho testimony Of
Fnllgraf and Duffy affecting O'Neil was
taken up and denied positively. Witness
said the first he heard Of the morning
meeting Of August 80 was when messen.
ger from the Board came into his place of
business with the call for that meeting.
It was $3.50 or 9 o'clock in the evening Of
August 90, and witness was standing ut
the cutting board OF his shop. The mes.
senger was Maloney. HE said be had a
call Tor meeting and asked me TO sign it.
l asked him was 1t was for, as signed it,
and he said It was for 0 o'clock tomorrow
morning and hurried out. There was
nothing singular in his action. He only
seemed to be in hurry" He did not
know what was the purpose Of the meeting
until be reached the City Hall. Then It
was said that the injunction had been re.
moved. T. .af,n glg.f#,,-e N
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John Bright and tho Parnellitss.

LONDON, Jan. 3l.-Mr.' Bright has writ
ten letter in which be says he deplorea
that men supposed to represent Irish
men and tenants never speak word Of
counsel to their countrymen in behalf Of
industry, honesty or temperance, which
would lessen Irish evils. though not in
crease 1rish-American donations. The
Land act Of 1881 gave the most complete
security to the results OF industry on the
part OF tenants, but their leaders con-
demned legislation so much in their favor
and mover advise them to make an honest
use Of their new position. Industry will
have no chance while the people are mis-.
led by q conspiracy whose main objects
are to plumber landlords and excite bitter
hatred Of England" ofrI
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Song Classics. 4

sfHs q . ~ rs
: The new book, "song Classics" which
ie meeting with much favor among music.
gems Of song by tho most famous modern
classic writer's, such as Lassen, Grieg
Jensen, Gounod, Rubinstein and others
well known to the musical world. These
songs are Of the highest order OF merit,
yet not very dif1oult. The accompani-
ments are exquisite, and both voice part
and piano part are blended together in a
genuine artistic manner. Many Of the
selections have German words as we'll o.
English, Hsons Olsasos' Ia a decided
success, beautifully printed and bound
book, full sheet-music siss, and should be
on very pianoforte. !. Sent 10 any address
on receipt Of price, 81 90, by Oliver Dit
son 4 Co., Boston, Mass. u, "a
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Advice To Moth.r-.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth !? II
60 send at once and get bottle Of MRa.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRup FOR OuIIp.
Rem TEErHINa. It's value is incalculable
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
m!ediately. Depend upon 1t, mothers
there Ia no mistake about It. 1t curea
dysentery and diarrhna, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie
sottens the gums, reduces inflammation
and gives tone and energy to the whole
System. MRs. WINsLow's sooTn1Na SYaup
FOR CHILDREN TEErH1Na Is pleasant 10 The
taste, aud is the prescription Of ono Of tho
Oldest and best female nursea and phyai.
clans IN the Qnitod States, and Is tor saje
BY all druggists throughout tho world
Price rs centa a bottle. vi, Mwstw o'
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THE NEW COMMUTERS
OF Council Made Up but the List Hep
Dark Till Tonight, iH7 psk-

oHk III AushlBAts .|F|... Fa.E-Ts
The special committee Of Council, pro.
vided for,by q joint resolution adopted at
the meeting held Saturday afternoon, at
which time the new Council organized,
and appointed for the purpose Of arrapg.
ing the several joint standing committees,
was In session at the Public Building all
yesterday afternoon, not completing Ito
labors until nearly o'clock. lllF'l,E
The members Of tho committee appoint.
ed on the part OF the First Branch were
Messrs. William Myles, Peter Terrell and
p. d. DobblnB; those from the Second
were Messrs. George B. Caldwell, Otto
Jaeger and Q. H. Miller. In; addition,
Mayor Sesbright and President Gillelani
were made members Of the committee.
All were present at the meeting. Mr.. Joe
Elson, the newly elected Clerk was also
present. .n a55 tTg,,
The proceedings were conducted in
secret, and after the meeting was over, all
attemptu to pump the individual members
for pointers as to how the committees had
been made up proved futile; their mouths
were sealed. I,,. ggl9.
| The arranging OF the committees Is not
q pleasant duty. Every member ieele
that he is specially qualified for this D,
that committee auduniess he gets on that
or Is made the chairman Of come commit.
tee. he usually feels aggrisved and thinks
ho has been ahabbily treated by the COM
mittee. OF course all cannot be satisfied
and with desire 10 postpone the kicking
as long as possible the committee, like all
like committee In the past, has decided to
postpone making It's announcement until
tonight, when twill report direct Ia
Council. :, ~ tlSAi1l E5ticIss 7Url
Itis understood, hoscver, that when /,
could be done without .upsett!ng the ar.
rangement OF eoms other committeeu
members Of the old Council who were re-
elected and who hold over, have been left
In their old positions. Reporters who
luskcd in the corridors endeavoring ,tc
learn or hear what was being done, or
three or four occasions heard the commit
tees voices rise to loud pitch, but moth
ing as to tho cause or subject under de-
bate could be ascer.ained.. Within the
next month nearly all the committees will
meet to elect their ehairmen and to exam
inc the papers left as legscies by the for
mer Council; and within the next thret
months they will all meet TO make VI
their annual estimates Of the expense o
their departments, preparatory to til,
framing and passage Of the annual appro
priRtion ordinance. FN@
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Brass Bands-Attentioni

Persons starting Brass or String Band
will serve their own interests by writing to
b. Kleber 4 Bro, No. sos Wood street.
Pittsburgh, Pa, for illustrated catalogues
OF their Instruments. Klebers carry the
largest stock of Musical Goods in W estern
Pennaylvania, and are prepared to furnish
bids on complete sets Of horns, or on siuplo
Instruments, in Gold, Silver and Bsssa.
Prices lower than any other house. q rUAw
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WANTED.

| ~ 80 = HUIVs
Tho Am. Association dcsitsa capable woman >,
district Full Instructions given, SaIs,x snhei
800 month 70 commence. Iscie!eHefs Wv 70
IN. ASSOCIATION, +. 0. box 1870, New yo,l
jalbrThsAW ll tal-t EE.l ~. Wv" 'ok'
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WANTED

WANTED,
An industrious and earnest nan "a ,,or,.,.
business IN his district. Good salary snI our
mont employment References rxehanveSSc 'aS'
! DE- ANGELS, Mgr Empire Mig House n W.,,k
street, N. Y. =lr'fIG 'N''f '' "stfEn
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Trunsfers,

The following conveyances Of real estate
were admitted to record in Recorder
Hooks Office yesterday: Il 5ll2e.
"A deed made January q, 1887, by
Amelia &. Campbell to August Miller Of
town lot No. II, in square No. 81, in
Richie district, Of the city Of Wheeling;
consideration, $500. III IA -
A deed made January 81, 1887, by
Henry Dico to Isaac S. Degarmo con-
yeying one covered spring wagon, one
buggy, one bay horse, ono bay mare, one
gray mare and one eorrel horse for SloO.
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The supreme Court OF Appeals,

The Supreme Court Of Appeals in ses-
sion at Charleston on Friday Inst, trans.
acted the following business, all the judges
being present. ~, b M
/. J. w. L. Hickman va. the B. & 0. Rail-
road Company from Taylor county; con-
tinued. 80, .'s' '.saAtIt
8 E. Beyeslin VS.. GA. Beverlin from Tay.
lor county; continued.
r Jas. Dodsou's. heirs vs.. Ed. Hayes's
heirs OF al, from Lewis county continued.
! w. Il. Aspinwall vs. Jas. Barrackman,
from Lewis county submitted. ;,
Jas. Mitchell vs.. Jas. Evans, from LOWS
county; submitted. A t7
"a Adjourned until February 5, ct which
time decisions will be rendered. Is
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A cory Of the storm Chart for 1852
BY the Rev. ri R. Hicks, and Calendar
Tor 1887 mailed free to any address, on re-
ceipt OF two cent postage stamp. Write
plainly your Name, Postoffice and State
LIE DR.. J: H. MCLEAN MEDICINE Co., St
Louis, Mo. u.s. i sGl5 all. Trraw
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In going to New York, to stay a day, q
week or month, you want moderate prices
and central location. 3 Tho sturtevant
House, broadway, corner Twenty.ninth,
is near all places Of amusement and nearly
1000 cars pass it's doors daily, It has
beenHentirely re0tted and is under new
management. y.r .l-.- rrHa,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks

Strangers in the City ind. Wheeling Folks
81, 800 AF re Abroad. rtt'i.gfstt
Mr.. R. w. Kennedy, of Grafton, is reg.
istered at the Stanm Houae.
Miss Jessie Little, who has been visiting
Mics Jane Good, has returned home.
Mr.. Z. W. Andrea, Of Milwaukee, 4
large glass buyer, ia at the Stamm House.
Capt R. 7. Deyries, General Snpcrin-
tendent OF the Trans.Ohio divisions OF the
B. 4. 0. road, was in the city for short
time yesterday for the purpose OF trans
acting come railroad business and visiting
his family: He came in his private car
accompanied by his private secretary.
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A SAD ACCIDENT,
An Infant Girl OF Fulton shockinrly
t5sSg Scalxeu. s,ttt b

An Infant Girl OF Fulton Shockinely
~ Eg Scal3ed. 49st
A two,year.old daughter Of Mrs. Mar
garet Mar9nsrd, OF Fulton. wss horribly
scalded at tho home Of its mother Sunday
evening. The death Of the little one will
probably result from the cad accident. "A
large tub Of boiling water had been left
standing on the floor Of the kitchen by
tho mother, whose attention was called to
another part Of the house. The little one
IN eome manner foil into this and was en-
tirely immersed; her screams brought her
mother to the room and the child was res.
cued, but not until 1t had been badly
scaldcd, the skin peeling from the arms,
legs and lower portions Of the body. =.
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GEDNEY HOUSE, NEW YORK,

GEDNEY HOUSE, NEW YORK,
Broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino.
Hotel entirely new. Desirable for bust
nees men or families. European Plan.
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellent
restaurant. Fl:2 n ;'5,sii, b. Y h. & [
4 GES. DAN. MAcAuLEY & W. B. BowRRs.
rrhlkw g=g. 81 =. T5s5g D. +. an s.. \ I'd.
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"BE swift to hear" Those sore afllic.
tons: Eczema (Salt-Rheum), Erysipelas
aud Skin Complaints Of every name and de.
gree are safely, surely, speedily relieved by
"Palmet's Skin.Succeas," which has proven
it's claim by 30 years OIL, FACTS. Trhs4w
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RIVER NEWS,

Stage OF tho Water and Movements Of the
l,a5 81 .gat,3f5 Boats. s5li 80
The Belle MCGOWAN and Coal Valley
passed up with emptlea. h.,
The local packets are all On time these
days and doing good business. I
The large, stern-wheel packet Andes
will leave Tor Cincinnati at 8 o'clock this
afternoon. Capt. Charlie Muhleman is
still in commsnd and Messss. Mart, Noll
and Charlie Knox grace the office. The
Andes has ample facilities for handling
large amounts offrsisht and her passenger
accommodations are commodious and
comfortable. She ia always on time and
patrons Of her are always pleased.
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Dr.. HARRIET B. JONES will give her
fourth lecture to ladies.at No. &c, Fifteenth
street, this afternoon at4'ahd 7 80 o 'clocK:
subjects: Nervous system;;, Eye, Eat;
BODY. 1SfTh 7S1fTI;1 IsDST .jiGcI 10 ! y y
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Rather Cool.

II CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 3l.-Three and one.
half inches Of SNOW fell here between Il
o'clock last night and 7 o'clock this morn.
ing, according to the Signal Service report,
The temperature at = o'clock WAS two de.
grees above zero. At Milwaukee it was 10
below zero; St: Paul, "a below; Yankton,
Oak, l6 below; Huron, Dak., % below
Moorhead, MINI, 20 below; Bigmarck,
OAK, IS below; Fort Buiord, OAK, Is be-
low; Minnedosa, 80 below; St. Vincent,
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Thermometer Record,

The following shows the range OF the
thermometer as observed at Schnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
Z A. NJ, 24'; y NJ, 500; s p. NJ, So; 7 r.
NJ, So, Neutrality-suspicious.. 5
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Chenp Excursion Tickets to tho South.
Cheap excursion tickets to principal
points in the South are now on sale by
the Pan Handle route. ! For, tickets and
further particulars call on or address ]. G.
Tomlinson, passenger agent, Panhandle
Route, Wheeling, W.Ya. -7
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% a BLESSING to humanity is what d.!
Bulls Cough Syrup can well be termed,
Tor 1t has d3ne more good already than
any other medicine. One trial viii con.
vince any ope Of its efficacy. Price Is
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One hundred pair Of Ladies' Button
Shoes, sizes q and 8, will be sold regard
less Of cost. Call early as this is q bar.
gam. In i.l L. v. BLOND.
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FOR SALE.

No 20 South Front street, ground 60 BY l2s feet
The house IL twostory frame 81 extra aireng,t
aud warmth ia wfntcr; has nine rooins and bath
room, tin roof. gas hot and COLI water pipea W
and Gown A.air, large BATHROOM. water,co'e!
hose plug In yard, stationary wash tubs, binks al
trapped mud connected with four Inch cast Iron
venlilaor passing through the roof; has q good
STONE foundation and cellar under whole house
has high ceilings and good Hight; sl1 inc largt
Lombardy poplars In front. 10 --W.-.5 :,
Many other desirable pieces Of property; al
kinds, OF every description. fE,lgb
u JAMES A. HENRY, X
Real Etate Agent. Collector aud Notary Public
FOL Otllce No 1912 MARK OF street
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Our Steel Rail CnpacItY.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3l.-The Chicago Journal
Of Commerce will on Wednesday Of this
week publish reports from every Bessemer
steel plant in the United States, showing
that America has capacity Of fully s.
500, 900 tons Of steel rails for 1887, =
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BELFAST, Jan. Sl.-The city is quiet to.
day. The rioters arrested Saturday night
and last night were arraigned to-day and
remanded for trial. 1,IJ Eall's d. ! b :
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INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. l.-For West.
ern Pennsylvania northerly shifting t.
westerly winds, fair weather, preceded b,
snow, on lake coast becoming warmer.
For West Virginia cold northwesterly
winds, fair weather, becoming ulightly
warmer, '''sss57 2e's3
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Is. Coop G & 20. sell dry goods the cheapest
DIED.

Monday evening, January al 1897.
AZ O'CLOCK, DANIEL ". lIALiIBr, aged IS yesm
Funeral from h!s late resldcnee, No. llo2 Main
.gf street. on Wednesday morning at $50 O'Clock,
Friends Of the family nre respectfully Invited
ie attend. Requiem Mas at tho Cathedral.
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y FALL and winter stock just received.
A iull line Of suitlngs, Oycrcoa,ings
md PantalooDings. Also a full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. ScOtcl,
,Suitings Speciality.
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It is nndoratood that the Democracy
caucused on all the otIices last Sunday and
that tho members Of that party will pre-
senta candidate fiort every Office at to.
nights meeting. . /. ..t;Iyi & , N. sue Fy
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No MERCHANT or professional man can
afford to be without Caligraph type
writer. 1t save time and health. !, An ex-
animation is solicited at our. salesroom,
No. IS Twelfth street. z -
<tIs9't' z al Tits- RnwIpn r. Rnsr H. n t"H
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WE haye introduced q new syatem Of
selling Watches Oh tho instnllment plan
whereby y8u can Secure Il 1Yatch at once
On easy payments. tnll ind investigate.
ssss JACOB ". GRUBB, JeweIer,
tl.5 Cor. Twclt,l, and Market Sts,
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Uht Qtatts!l1qe3lINgt1ea;.
onice. Nos. Is aud !. Fourteenth Street.


WGnted-eecond'h hand Circular Eaw.
For Eent-uanicl Peck aw Offices.
For sale-Piecs Of Land Near TriRdelph!a. Il
For Sale at Bargnin- Properly III Fulton-C. A.
Schaeier 4 20. T5.i'.s.-t-. z'gs.
Banco TGapois Ewing Bros
Best brands o. Corn 10 Cents per Can-Levi Bros
W0u,tu's Unlou b. ntvolent Society.
Grateful Coniosting-kppS Cocoon.
> Opera ilOusc-hrln JOilin COMEDY Co.
Opera house Moss Family Novelty Musical Co.
Baltimore L Ohio Railroad Time TAble-Third
pcge
Pennsylvania Railroad Time Tahlc-Third page,
Regular Tuesday Packe. Tor Cincinnati Andes
For Kent and 70. sale-psoperty OF ali Kinds
James a. Henry, Ageni-Foutlh psse. rs
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"TRERE', no terror. headache, in your ,hrea.,.n
For ain armed 80 itIong with remedy d n, &
That pJs, pain By, rs All Idle word, jst,
Since the discovery OF Salvation vi. 9s t-
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The Standard Rotary Shuttle is the
lightest running sewing machine ever
offered to the public; see advertisement
Of Edward L. Rose 4 Co. 3 n q.
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6CESEs AT THE CLUB.

The candidates were MI out last night.
Theybegan to assemble at the club rooms
as early as $50 o'clock, and by clock
they were all on hand, many Of them
backed up by wel'.knovn Republican
workers who waIe there to exert their In.
nuenca in behalf Of their friends. About
I o'clock tho Council,nen beesn to arrive
and then the fun started. A watch was
held on one mana member-and II
took him exactly % minutes to ge,
from the bottom Of tho main staircase to
the ono leading to tho assembly room and
at tho top Of that digit he found Just one
moro candidate, just as he had begun to
think himself clear Of the horde that filled
tho hall, Office, parloss and card rooms
down stairs. Each Councilman was but.
ton-holed on m average, By abont 10. can.
didates and thore were twice that number
who bewaiisd their inability to get near
enough to urge their claims. 4
Finally the Last one Of tho twenty.iour
managed to get up to the third story; the
candidates who had had the temerity to
push on up into the caucus room, thore TO
urge their claims, were put out, the door
was closed and the work OF selecting fron,
tho large amount Of material, the bee. and
NEST available timber was commenced.
In some cases this WAS possibly not done
and some stronger man might have been
chosen. As q matter Of course there were
disappointed ones and many Of them, but
having submitted to caucus decision, all
should, as !they doubtless viii, gratefully
scquiesce, congratulate the winners and
fall back into the ranks to again 6eh: ior
the party and wait tori chance to be pro.
noted next time, 4!
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PLEASE call on Bernstein, tho opticisn, Of
the stamm House, to havo your spectscles
corrected. ID Z, ~ - =
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Second lot Of Scotch wool underwear
Just received. For comfort there Is
nothing better. They nre warranted
not u shrink. c. HESS j. son. !
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J. BERNSTEIN, tho optician, at the stamm
House parlor. rs sEg, .fa4 ..5f5ss5-I,
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4 l ST. JACOBS Ollis not cure.all, but Il
heals all pains and bruises. Fifty cents q
bottle. &